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VAT Divergence in India: An Analytical Study of its Impact in Punjab

Tejwant Singh Bagga1,  Prof. Sunil K. Arora2

1 Lecturer, Guru Nanak Dev University College, Jalandhar, Punjab

2 Head of Department(Commerce), St. Soldier College, Jalandhar, Punjab

Volume 5
Issue 1
Pages 36–41
Year 2011
Published: Jan. 1, 2011
Abstract

This paper evaluates the effect of VAT regime which was implemented in India to bring uniformity and balanced economic development. VAT divergence still existing intra-state and inter-state. The study highlights the terror of VAT inconsistency having varied product rates resulting in industrial migration from high VAT states to low VAT states/non-VAT states.

How to Cite

Tejwant Singh Bagga, Prof. Sunil K. Arora (2011). VAT Divergence in India: An Analytical Study of its Impact in Punjab. Indian Journal of Finance, 5(1), 36–41.

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